I Want to Work for Diddy

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  • TV-PG
  • 2008
  • 2 Seasons
  • 3.6  (160)

I Want to Work for Diddy is a reality show that aired on VH1 in 2008. The show was focused on finding the next personal assistant to hip-hop icon Sean "Diddy" Combs. The contestants, who were competing for the coveted position, were challenged with a series of tasks to test their skills, creativity, and ability to work efficiently under pressure.

The show was hosted by comedian and actress Luenell Campbell, who was joined by a panel of Diddy's closest confidants, including Poprah, Phil Robinson, and Capricorn Clark. Poprah, a media personality, was known for her appearances on shows like Oprah Winfrey Show and The Tyra Banks Show. Phil Robinson was a talent manager, while Capricorn Clark was a branding expert who had worked with Diddy in the past.

The show's format revolved around a series of tasks that the contestants had to complete in order to impress Diddy and his team. The tasks ranged from organizing a fashion show to planning a celebrity-studded party. The contestants were also tested on their ability to work together in teams, as well as their individual strengths and weaknesses.

Throughout the show, Poprah, Phil Robinson, and Capricorn Clark offered their insights and critiques of the contestants' performances. They often disagreed with each other, which added tension and drama to the show. Additionally, Diddy made several appearances to offer his own opinions and advice to the contestants.

One of the standout moments on the show was when Diddy tasked the contestants with organizing a charity event to raise money for underprivileged children. The contestants had just 24 hours to put the event together, and tensions ran high as they worked under pressure. However, despite the obstacles they faced, the contestants pulled together and put on a successful event that impressed Diddy and his team.

Another memorable task was when the contestants were asked to create a viral video campaign for Diddy's new fragrance. The contestants were split into teams and given a small budget to create a video that would grab people's attention and generate buzz online. The resulting videos were hilarious and creative, and Poprah, Phil Robinson, and Capricorn Clark had a tough time deciding which team had done the best job.

Overall, I Want to Work for Diddy was an engaging and entertaining reality show that showcased the talent and skill of its contestants. It also gave fans an inside look at the inner workings of Diddy's empire, and how his team worked to keep things running smoothly. With its mix of drama, humor, and exciting challenges, the show was a hit with audiences and helped to cement Diddy's status as one of the most influential figures in music and entertainment.

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Seasons
Season Finale
10. Season Finale
January 4, 2010
It's down to the final two applicants, and for the deciding test, they must report to the top floor of Bad Boy to work for the man himself!
The Fashion Event Part 2
9. The Fashion Event Part 2
December 28, 2009
The final three applicants are overwhelmed as they put on a fashion event. The stress increases when some four-legged fashionistas arrive. Capricorn shows up hours before the event to find that the group is way behind. With no time to spare, and no room for failure, the applicants are about to get a rough lesson in how the pros do things.
The Fashion Event
8. The Fashion Event
December 21, 2009
It's their hardest challenge yet: the applicants must plan and execute a fashion preview of Sean John's holiday line for an audience of buyers. They are given a venue, budget, access to models, a room full of mannequins and the clothing for the event. But when Sean John executives get a preview of the preview, they're shocked at how much still needs to be done. Diddy calls an emergency judging session. Someone isn't pulling his or her weight, and that person has to go.
A Family Affair
7. A Family Affair
December 14, 2009
The final four applicants must plan a dinner party for Diddy and his family.
Truth And Its Consequences
6. Truth And Its Consequences
December 7, 2009
Diddy decides to give the applicants an honesty test--with the help of one horrendous tie-dyed outfit.
A Night In Daddy's House
5. A Night In Daddy's House
November 30, 2009
It's time for the applicants to enter Diddy's recording studio in his home. The aspiring assistants take over for the support staff through the night.
Diddy Or Didn't He?
4. Diddy Or Didn't He?
November 23, 2009
The teams are told they must assist Mr. Combs in doing a series of press interviews. Each team is given a bible of Diddy information (his accomplishments, awards, personal facts, likes and dislikes, etc.) to answer any background questions the press might have. But they arrive to find that the "press event" is not that at all. The applicants are going to have their Diddy knowledge tested in a much more pressure-packed way. Later, the applicants learn that Poprah is a mole. As if that's not enough, she's got another surprise up her sleeve.
Chariots For Charity
3. Chariots For Charity
November 16, 2009
The applicants get a rude awakening at 3AM. The applicants have to shape their bodies and get their loft in top shape. The next morning, the teams get their assignment: collecting donations for the inner city kids of the Fresh Air Fund. And in keeping with the physical fitness theme, the teams must gather their donations sweating for a worthy cause.
Sean John Reinvented
2. Sean John Reinvented
November 9, 2009
Sean John clothing has changed its logo and the Uptown and Downtown teams must each design a new print campaign to celebrate the brand's reinvention.
Welcome To Bad Boy
1. Welcome To Bad Boy
November 2, 2009
Eleven applicants from across the country arrive in Manhattan for their first assignment: to help Diddy promote his new album.
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    August 4, 2008
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    3.6  (160)
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